Designer Spotlight ..... Yasmin

We are super deslighted for you to get to know our designers that little bit more. Today, we bring to you the gorgeous (inside & out) Yasmin. We have been blessed Yaz has joined us on and off last year as our guest and we were super delighted for her to join us on a more permanent basis for 2019.

Here are a series of questions we asked Yaz.....

Q- What’s your favorite thing about crafting?
A- Crafting let express my skill of Imagination, my Emotions, and my love for Art.
Q- If you could choose to do anything for the day, what could it be?
A- Besides Necessities, Crafting & Makeup. I’d love to spend time in a beautiful mountain writing a book!
Q- Is there anything you wished would come back into fashion?
A- Not really, I love fashion and I really enjoy what is on trend now. Trends come & go, and suddenly they come back in trend again.
Q- What song would say best sums you up?
A- I don’t have an exact song that sums me up. I enjoy listening to music, so all depends on my mood.
Q- What is your Favorite book to read?
A- Besides the Bible, any book that empowers me on how to be a better human being.
Q- Asides from necessities, what one thing could you not go a day without?
A- Express my love for others.

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Hi All, Yasmin here! I’m so happy to be able to share with all of you how I made these two simple, yet elegant Congratulation cards.

For the first example, I used the Leafy Wreath stand alone die to die-cut the wreath for the card out of white card stock. Once, the die-cutting was done took out the center piece from the wreath, and I gold embossed a sentiment right in the center. Next, I dry-embossed a white card panel by using a 3-D textured embossing folder, and right after the dry-embossing was done I adhered the backed of the dry embossed card panel to and A2 size top folding Kraft card base. Right afterwards, I adhered the wreath right in the center of the card with liquid glue followed by the center piece which I inlaid back in the center of it.

Finally, to finish the card off I added a metallic touch my adhering a piece of metallic embroidered thread which I had finished with a bow on one of top sides of the wreath. As you can see, for embellishments I pop all of the partial di-cutting leaves out from the wreath, and I adhered two different sizes of sparkling crystals all around the wreath for a sparkly touch.

For the second example, I used the Oval Foliage Wreath stand alone die to die-cut the wreath for the card out of white card stock. Because, this die only partial cut the leaves I made sure that was right in the center of the card panel. Once, the die cutting was done I used the coordinated stamp set to gold heat embossing the oval. In the meantime, I also gold heat embossed two different two different sentiments in the inside part of the oval. Right after all the heat embossing was done, I adhered the backed of the card panel to an A2 top folding Kraft card base, and I pop all the partial leaves out from the oval to add dimension. Finally, to finish the card off I adhere once adhered three different sparkling crystal to all around the oval. As a finishing touch I also adhered a bow that I had made out the same metallic thread that I used for the previous example.All photography provided by Yasmin Diaz

Thank you and happy crafting, your time is valuable.
Don't forget to keep spreading kindness, Today and Always.
Best,
Yasmin

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